Review
A wonderful guide for new and experienced parents. Well written and concise from an experienced mum and an excellent GP. - Dr S Granier --Amazon Kindle Store
A wonderful guide for new and experienced parents. Well written and concise from an experienced mum and an excellent GP. - Dr S Granier --Amazon Kinde Store
Product Description
'Babies All Wrapped Up' is an invaluable source of information for nervous parents-to-be; taking them through the necessary stages of pre-birth, birth and post-natal care (not only for mum and baby but dad too). Written in a warm accessible format, this book offers support of a practical, emotional and physical nature. Dr Winstanley has spent three years painstakingly researching the best medical advice from a wealth of midwives, paedriatricians and specialist consultants, resulting in a brilliantly informative but heart warming manual.
What's different about this book?
Dr Winstanley offers succinct information in easy-to-find chapters; taken from her years of experience as both a senior GP and a mother of 3. The book provides both essential medical information and also tips on the smallest detail to help first time parents in an accessible way.
Dr Winstanley has stated “I wanted to produce an invaluable manual for the first time parent without losing any of the warmth and cosiness felt when a baby arrives”.
"Babies All Wrapped Up" - Contents include:
Chapter 1:
PREPARING FOR YOUR BABY'S ARRIVAL
THE ESSENTIALS
For your baby
For you
THE BASICS YOU NEED AT HOME
Bedding
Baby kit
Chairs
Chapter 2:
YOUR BABY : Screening, Caring, Feeding, Sleeping, Crying, Washing
Newborn Screening
Vitamin K
Handling your baby
Routine
A ROUGH GUIDE TO THE NUMBER OF FEEDS AND AMOUNT OF SLEEP BABIES NEED EACH DAY
FEEDING
Different ways to feed your baby
How often?
How much?
BREASTFEEDING
Getting started
Where to breastfeed
In position
Correct position for suckling
Flat nipples or inverted nipples
Tongue Tie
Different ways to breastfeed
How long?
One way to start breastfeeding - to follow or take ideas from
From birth to about day five after your baby is born
The 'let down'reflex
Day five onwards
Which breast next?
Breast milk
Growth spurts
The sleepy baby
Breast refusal
Expressing milk
What you should eat and drink
Nicotine, caffeine, drugs and breastfeeding
Alcohol and breastfeeding
How to stop breastfeeding.........
.......and Chapter 2 also contains sections on:
NON-BREASTFEEDING MUMS
BOTTLE FEEDING
POSSETTING
WINDING
COLIC
WEANING.......
......and lots more.
The other four chapters cover the following areas in similar detail:
3 - YOU:Your body, your emotions
4 - FATHERS, COUPLES, SINGLE PARENTS
5 - MEDICAL INFORMATION
6 - HOW TO BABY-PROOF YOUR HOME
